Extending Fireworks

Hello Alls,
digging the extending fireworks manual is not so easy, samples are mlissing and for some functionnality it is not so clear (at least for me)... does anybody know URL, tutorial or whatever information witch could be helpfull for starting.
here are the URL founded so far :
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/fireworks/cs/extend/index.html
thanks for your attention and have a nice day
birnou

ok i found some :
     - eclipse with js support... but kind of buggy
     - textMate : works fine
     - Senocular's Dreamweaver extension wich allows some code hints » cf. http://www.adobe.com/devnet/fireworks/articles/creating_panels_pt1.html
(DW_JSFSupport.mxp in the Tutorials and sample files zip)
Someone knows a better one ?

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ugisiger wrote:
> hi
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I agree the option should not be there if it doesn't work.
Quite
honestly, I think the FW team missed it in the last upgrade.
And you're talking about more than just scaling - you are
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in your
original post. Keep in mind your scaling occurs BEFORE any
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great deal
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usually be noticeable.
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noticeable.
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noticeably
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there are
other, specialized batch processing programs out there which
could do
exactly what you want.
HTH!
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JSEVonda wrote:
> Well if that is the case, they should have notified the
users to tell them, as
> that is one of the primary reasons we even use the
product. On that note, from
> reading above replies, the upsampling did not degrade
any image quality if you
> simply chose "custom", as it allowed you to set the
image quality to 100% of a
> jpeg, during the batch routine, if you so desired.
>
> That said, what other product will do the task of
"upsampling" as you call it,
> in a batch format, as I do not want to have to go thru
over 1000 images each
> week and upsize them one at a time.
>
> JSEVonda
>

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    Consumers can't wait to get there hands on the latest must-have item or information on what the new season has to offer. Team information like that with business and celebrity gossip and what do you get? A heady mix that accommodates the tastes of a sizable share of the fashion and beauty market. </span></p>
<p class="Bodytext">With technology advancing at a galloping pace that has ensured Internet users exposure to information and convenience shopping facilities in an instant, more and more companies are realising the importance of getting their brand noticed through this medium than waiting on the production cycles of others.</p>
<p><span class="Bodytext">Time waits for no man. Neither does fashion. See below for advertising rates or contact us directly for collaborative advertising campaigns. </span></p>
<p><b class="Header">WHAT'S AVAILABLE/ADVERT SPECIFICATION</b></p>
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      <td width="250" align="left" valign="top" bgcolor="#CCCCCC"><div align="center" class="Header"><strong>Tiles</strong></div></td>
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      <td width="250" align="left" valign="top"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>Dimensions:</b> 120 x 90 pixels</span></td>
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      <td width="250"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>Formats:</b> gif, gif89, jpeg, Flash, HTML</span></td>
      <td width="250" align="left" valign="top"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>Formats:</b> gif or jpg (non-animated, roll-over)</span></td>
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      <td width="250" align="left" valign="top"><div align="left"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>File size:</b> 5K max</span><br />
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      <td width="250"><b><span class="Blackttext12">Dimensions:</span></b><span class="Blackttext12"> 120 x 310 pixels or </span></td>
      <td width="250" align="left"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>Dimensions:</b> 250 x 250 pixels</span></td>
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      <td width="250"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>Dimensions:</b> 120 x 240 pixels or</span></td>
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      <td width="250"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>Dimensions:</b> 125 x 125 pixels</span></td>
      <td width="250" align="left"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>File size:</b> 20K Max</span></td>
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      <td width="250"><p align="left"><span class="Blackttext12"><b>File size:</b> 20K max</span></p></td>
      <td width="250" align="left"><p align="left"><span class="Blackttext12"><br />
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<p><b class="Header">LEAD TIMES</b><br />
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    <span class="Bodytext">Production deadlines do not include time needed for revisions made either by agency or the advertisers in-house design department. Publication of adverts depends solely on the type of advertisement or campaign the advertiser runs with us and the time at which the advertisement is received. Advertisements received after the production deadline is not guaranteed for inclusion.</span><br />
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      <td width="250" bgcolor="#CCCCCC"><b class="Blackttext12">PRODUCTION DEADLINE</b></td>
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      <td width="250" class="Blackttext12">4 Business Days</td>
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      <td width="250" class="Blackttext12">4 Business Days</td>
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      <td width="250" align="left" class="Blackttext12"><div align="left">Javascript</div></td>
      <td width="250" class="Blackttext12">-</td>
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      <td width="250" align="left" class="Blackttext12"><div align="left">Keyword Campaigns</div></td>
      <td width="250" class="Blackttext12">-</td>
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      <td width="250" class="Blackttext12">4 Business Days</td>
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      <td class="Blackttext12"><b>Cost per quarterly period</b></td>
      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><b>4 weeks</b></div></td>
      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><b>12 weeks</b></div></td>
      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><b>26 weeks</b></div></td>
      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><b>52 weeks</b></div></td>
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      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><a href="mailto:[email protected]">Contact Us</a></div></td>
      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><a href="mailto:[email protected]">Contact Us</a></div></td>
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      <td class="Blackttext12">Pounds Sterling</td>
      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><a href="mailto:[email protected]">Contact Us</a></div></td>
      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><a href="mailto:[email protected]">Contact Us</a></div></td>
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      <td class="Blackttext12"><div align="center"><a href="mailto:[email protected]">Contact Us</a></div></td>
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<p><span class="Blackttext12">For Euros and dollars please use the following link to convert:</span> <span class="Bodytext"><a href="http://www.xe.com">http://www.xe.com</a>.</span></p>
<p><span class="Header"><b>GENERAL REQUIREMENTS</b></span></p>
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        All images must have alternate (descriptive and concise) text to be used in the absence of images.<br />
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        Images must be optimised to the lowest-possible bit depth.<br />
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      <p>It is recommended that fewer colours are used for advertisements. Visit browser safe colour palette sites for more guidelines.<br />
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<p><span class="Header"><strong>Testing</strong><span class="Bodytext"><br />
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    VIVAFASHION.CO.UK </span></span><span class="Bodytext">will not be held responsible for the testing of advertisements. All advertisements, must be tested prior to delivery for compatibility on the following browsers and platforms:<br />
      -Netscape 3.x and 4x for Windows 3.1 and Macintosh OS 8x<br />
      -Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows 3.1 and Macintosh OS 8x<br />
      - AOL 3.x for Windows 3.1 and Macintosh OS 8x</span></p>
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        VIVAFASHION.CO.UK has final approval for all ads with respect to editorial/creative content. We reserve the right to remove an advertisement from this website at any time for any reason.<br />
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      <p>Specifications <br />
        All specifications apply to all ads, whether hosted by VIVAFASHION.CO.UK or by a third party. <br />
        Please note that all rates and conditions are quoted in pounds sterling and are subject to change without notice.VIVAFASHION.CO.UK reserve the right to refuse or cancel any order without cause, at any time. </p>
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Saving Fireworks PNG as PSD

I have a Fireworks png file that i am trying to save out as a
psd. I can do so, but when I open in Photoshop, the layer groups I
created in my Fireworks png file are not preserved. The layers stay
put, but photoshop ignores the layer folder (or groups) and puts
them all in one big bucket. Is there a way to preserve the layer
groups during my saving to psd process?
Also, I have text in my png file that uses -4 letterspacing.
When I save as PSD, and open in Photoshop, the letterspacing
changes to -40. Anyway to get around this? I need to text to remain
editable is photoshop also.

Reaganjudd wrote:
> I have a Fireworks png file that i am trying to save out
as a psd. I can do
> so, but when I open in Photoshop, the layer groups I
created in my Fireworks
> png file are not preserved. The layers stay put, but
photoshop ignores the
> layer folder (or groups) and puts them all in one big
bucket. Is there a way
> to preserve the layer groups during my saving to psd
process?
>
> Also, I have text in my png file that uses -4
letterspacing. When I save as
> PSD, and open in Photoshop, the letterspacing changes to
-40. Anyway to get
> around this? I need to text to remain editable is
photoshop also.
>
I've written three different tutorials for CMX that deal with
converting
complex PNG files to PSD files. Fireworks has both LAYERS and
OBJECTS,
while Photoshop is really just layer-based. With the current
version of
FW there is no way that I know of to preserve this hierarchy
when you go
from PNG to PSD, but you can recreate the same set up
manually once the
file has been saved as a PSD and opened in Photoshop.
Here's how I tackled it:
1 Start by making sure that all objects are ungrouped (to
avoid any
object flattening in the Save as PSD process) and
individually named,
because FW will use these names for the layers it creates
when the PSD
file is made.
2 Save the file as a psd file.
3 Launch Photoshop and open the newly created PSD file. Keep
the
original PNG file open in Fireworks
Create and Fill Your Layer Groups
4 Refer to the original Fireworks PNG file and create a
series of empty
Layer groups that will mimic the Layer/object hierarchy of
the PNG file.
5 Name each group as seen in the PNG file. The easiest way to
create
empty Layer Groups without nesting them within each other is
to press
the Create New Group icon at the bottom of the Layers
Palette. This icon
looks like a file folder. To save time, you can double-click
on the
layer names in Fireworks, copy the name and then double-click
on the
Layer group name in Photoshop and paste the text.
6 Once the groups are named expand the layers in the PNG so
you can see
the objects within each layer. Find the matching layers in
the Photoshop
file, select them and begin dragging them into the
appropriate groups.
If you leave any objects/layers invisible in Fireworks when
you save as
a PSD, they are still exported and will still remain hidden
when you
open the file in Photoshop.
For more detail (and pictures) you can check out this article
on CMX.
It's based on converting one of our JumpStarts to a PSD file,
but the
workflow is applicable to any FW PNG file.
http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=C49D7
Probably not the answer you wanted, but I hope these steps
help.
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Expert:.
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HELP:Setting up Fireworks website Background Scroll for Dreamweaver Export

This is what I have designed for my website thus far (image attached) The lime green rectangle is the box that I want to extend for user to scroll down for more information while on the Website. How do I set up this image/function for dreamweaver CS4 html compatible.
Do I use 9 slice scaling or Export a small horizontal image that repeats as the back ground or what.
Please Help me.
Thank you.

It's impossible to see all the details you have from the size of the image you show. It looks like you have a small graphic next to each block of text. If that's what you're asking about then you should export just that graphic and use CSS to place that as part of a class for a div. For each block of text + photo, then, you would add another div. Once you get the code right for one block, you're fine. You do not write this code in Fireworks. You do it in Dreamweaver.
You can't use a repeating graphic for this element (if it is what you're asking about), because the text blocks may or may not line up with it.
Try going through this tutorial (the graphics can be done with Fireworks instead of Photoshop)
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/html-css-techniques/design-and-code-your-first-website-i n-easy-to-understand-steps/
You can also learn a great deal by looking at the work of others. If you see a site you like, use your browser's source view function and see how it was put together:
View>Source (IE)
View>Page Source (Firefox)
[page control icon]>Developer>View Source
Ctrl-U (Firefox or Chrome)
Here's a site full of inspiration: http://cssbrigit.com/
Again, your image is small, I could very well have misunderstood your question. If so, please describe what you're asking for.

Fireworks/Photoshop

My Prefs' in Photoshop are sRGB since I work for web only. My
CS3 color settings are synchronised in Bridge, Europe General
Purpose. Fireworks exports always in sRGB.
When I want to safe an image for web (Photoshop) the colour
that I see in the Safe for Web window turns out to be a complete
different one then the original colour. If I measure them with the
Digital Color Program that comes standard with Apple, the one in
the Save For Web window is for example #990F27 and the original in
the Photoshop document is #8B382E. But in Photoshop the Color
Picker says it is #990F27.
Onliest solution untill now is doing the work in Firweorks,
this way you see what you get. Seems even like it is making nicer
colors... but that's another subject.
sRGB is as far as I know the smallest color profile. Why are
then still colors in Photoshop transmitted to others when I save
for web??? What is Fireworks doing different from Photoshop that
makes you see during the working process the colours you are going
to get when you export? How can I get the same situation in
Photoshop?

pixlor wrote:
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may order it now and we will ship it to you when it arrives."
In the meantime, I - and others - have many articles on
Fireworks
including FW CS3 on Community MX.
A couple links that may help:
http://tinyurl.com/277mcb
http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=ECAAF
HTH
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